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T location and configuration of many cervical cancers may yield information regarding the general growth pattern of this neoplasm.It would be of value to be able to predict, in given cases, pelvic lymph node metastases, prognosis, and the need for additional therapy.At least several hundred cases should be studied to reach any generalizations regarding behavior of this tumor.This study of 82 instances is, therefore, only a pilot project, however, conclusions suggested here are of interest.
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Beyer et al. (1965) studied this question.
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